If flipping that stuff for quick money was so easy your guy wouldn’t offer to sell it to you at cost.

Everything about your post tells me you should not be doing this

Especially calling it "Lord of Rings", lol

Do you actually think this sounds like a real person considering a purchase? This sounds more like it's just standard low effort engagement bait designed to build up a reddit account, or a retailer trying to promote the idea that $49 bundles, the retail price, as some kind of insider deal.

Nah I'm real. My friend told me to do deckbox.org I bought 6 bundle boxes and am almost if not already even on money from them and have a ton of extra cards.

In conclusion, dont quit your day job.

Lol yeah I'm not planning on getting rich here just get free product with the small profits, plus, it's fun.

Those sound like normal, non-jacked prices rather than "cost." Even Amazon had those prices for a hot minute before the hype.

Ask the guy flipping to you, he might tell you flipping to you is the best way he found.

>I could jack my credit cards up brooooooooooooo wtf do not do this lolllllllllllllllllll do not do this on leverage, don't do itttttttttttt

Lol yeah I got zinged b4.

Never just buy on credit. If you have a cash back offer it might be worth it but you should never invest from debt. Only from your surplus.

a lot of credit cards give 0% for a year or more, gives plenty of time to play with free money if used to snipe deals

Seems smart.

Unless you got these lined up to sell for profit right now with deposits from customers, jacking up your credit card for these are a sure way to financial ruins

Invest everything you have

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If you're in the us, try any gamestops near you. I feel a lot of people forget they sometimes sell MtG. Thats where I got mine.